Effect of glass fiber distribution on tensile performance and progressive damage evolution in 3D angle-interlocked carbon/glass hybrid composites
Key Points
The tensile performance of the hybrid composites is significantly influenced by glass fiber distribution, enhancing durability.
Tensile strength improvements of up to 20% were observed with optimal fiber arrangements in the composites.
Observational analysis of composite samples revealed the impact of interlocking structures on damage evolution.
These findings support advancements in hybrid materials for applications requiring enhanced mechanical properties.
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